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Companies are worried -- and rightfully so -- about Internet-related liabilities, and it's hard to know exactly when and how liability can be triggered. One potential liability -- for intercepting electronic communications of others -- may be more remote given a federal judge's recent ruling that to be liable for interceptions of electronic communications under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, the interceptions must have been a "conscious objective."
November 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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